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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28

EX-GOVERNOR AEBErT STARTS HIS BOON.
CAxDKS. n. j.. Oct ~ cshsetab. Tx Governor Leon
albeit started his boom for United States Senator to-
light a Democratic mass-mseting held in the Court
4euse TO indorse the county ticket
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Before yoa buy your Suits. ovsrcoats OF warn
undsrvssr. you should examine our stoek Of thsss
eeoda for thsy possss mts |. syis nd maize bsssay
IN Ssassss anA ts1nninss; ths ps3so rnss fron shs
swsst Dsiss sasmsat 70 shs Anot considerably lowe
than ~ Asss ssi the came srads in quality for.
SCHOOL sUITs
YSst1sw ~ naks sAs Beys md Youns Mems trsds
On especial fsasuss Boys emnos saly b ven suited
in A. ~ tAsss b % Oh q syisia ~ ess ~ .ss
ssA always sain IL prsSsrsass wksn eomparasona
are msda Prices ~ awsvs ~ ls~Ga
Our No. u Nsskwsss = fan. fsssh. - fsuitass.
NOAH wA1xxR ca,
en- e25 ransvfvsa1h svnoA
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EMS EAzs Nosr

Are ri mos q Ies snectsd - ssieh. ne syss Ss
como inAsms TED and wstery. WITH don. heavy p6in
between them; there srs roaxine bu8sing noises n
the safs md sometimes the hs&rfhe 10 affected: u
nJse IL sufferer. with its constant uncomfor-
bio dsehsfss bod brssth snd loss Of the ssnss u s
An these d1lxsfeasbls symptoms dtssops6R When the
diseaAs b cured BY Hoods sarsparillx winch s1ysla
nom the blood theimpufty n which cgtArrh srfSsa
tones and rssteres tbs diseased orsans 10 hsalth.
Hoods Ssrssparills has helped moro for estsrIh
and impure blood than anythdns sase ever ujsd" 4
BALI. Syracuse ny.
HOODS sARsAPARr1LA
Sold By al dfussists Il: sx for g. Prspursd only
By @. 1 HOOD CO., Apothsesriei. LSwsn, AiAAs.
100 DOSES ONE DoiLAk. 8
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER b WILLIAMS CO.. Aucuonser.

WALTER b WILLIAMS CO.. Aucuonsera
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON FIRST STREET, RETWEKN
Il AND N STREETS NORTHw EST.
,iby, virtue q 2 deed Of trust dated Agril 2sA
isSo. AID duly recorded N lber No. 1l76, folio Il
5ss e seq. ops Of the land rds for the Dis q
y, va ara al the request Of the party -
ensed VII sell Z. yyss saetsop " front q o.
g. HALf-PAsl FOUk O'CLOCK r. T., the fdlowfne
rear estate IN me CITY Of Washington. In Sid iistfic
U VII: Lots ana B. tn Sloan e al CouFIndspjonor1
suedvsion 4 part Of lot No 10 in sqnsrs NJ. 90;
me south 70 feet fronne std LIST street by eQus
Ell c ~ the Sspa q !9S Tee, along IsrY; -.
by story brck houss: sad lot D improved 81
nrge ir.me qyelfns. and said part of lot ~,
frame. to b sold ssrarstely. " :
Terms of sale: One-t .ird caeh, of which 1fOQ On
ssen psses Of prog.rsy must Be paid q .ne d ns;
IN one M tvo yesfn equal payments. 10 b
Of ssie payable sefnsnnux IL, and dee 81 truSt %
och property sold Tor al cash ct option 81 purcfSf
Isrns q sa.s 70 b complied viii 10 ~ dsyS fFou
risk and cost o. rchassr N defsui sftsr Ave d1ys
city. WILLIAM r HOtTZMXN frrseSl
nx-6 1871 ssrees northwest
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The District Csssmissieners nc The whiss
0tOWses

ne District Commissioners called IN A eody AZ
the White House this afternoon 20 nav their re.
spccts 10 the President The interview was
arranged for that purpose. but the Commissioner
were esossed with The President Cor marry hall an
hour. They stated arerward however, thst no
business was transacted. and IN Il the estirc tine
was speos IN PHEASANT chat with the President
'0e tod % about his trip and spoke OF M ters
Of general interest,"" said Col Lodlow 10 q
STAB rspseesf, and showed . strung interest
In District matterS aoout which he
b unusually well posted suppose
his former Intimate esas~ctsea win municipal
A6a3p Gake> 10 coagesisi Dor hkm % aavs hts al
tenf1on 90 suoa thnGS at he cApstal Al any rata
he kAows about all that's going on here, and shows
eonelnsively that be ISN'T negiecting The District
By any 0eAna-
II 70 rFesssle that IN the tam the PreaAeut
imoioed . number a valuable sugees,tvpe relative
70 eonsiderauoa Of the DistrtctS nseds N his en-
nuA meena6e.
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With q Baseball Hat.
JKAIous BOARDING HvUsAkEkPxR ssAfs THH HRAD
OF A BOARDER TO JRLIY.

NEW YoRR, Nov. "A serious affraS TOOK place
last night az Dobb's Ferry, in which John Hughes
had hts skuA fractured By Henry Prttchafu, y
carpenter, with wn0m Hughes boarded. Pritchard
became Jealous OF hughes and arming himself
with baseball bat, wnicn he concealed Under
awaiting the approach Of his boarder. Wien ne
saw hughes coming he sailed out to meet him
IN most bei1gerent manner. There was No
preliminary conversation. Pr1tchard hit Hughes q
terrible blow on The head, which brought nln to
the earth with rrac. ured skull and his brains
uozlng out. Pr1tchard continued 10 exercise his
Dat ON the prOstrate mans head, beating 1t
i.most to jelly. Tine infur1ated man then left
aim unconscious, and dying On the road, and
started for the house TO fn0 his wife. He was ar
ies.eu, however, ueiUre ieacu.ng there. There Is
no nope Of Hughes recovery. P.ttcnard Was held
" await the result VI hughes injuries.
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Con8sso - peeittoned % grant IN APPROPRIATION
sun1cient TO make survey Of the Eastern Branch
no0 tee nsvy-yafa 91dgs 70 deep water ~ the
points contemplating channel At least 400 feet
Y vid.h ADD 70 feet dep, % - 20 permit accsss
. . See savy.yasd BY large vessels when OCCASION
ordered 70 Be printed
WEST wAsHnerox WILLING 70 fAHR rHB HAnRoApa
n. John +. Mfschen said that In west WASH
nssss they had . mile and half q rfver nom
snd good waarves and they would be vefy glad to
naM sne SHIPPING come there. As 10 the railroad
Seula q yety sisd 10y wSs.s now IL The -.
ssid ssst sss 4, 1--WE have sot ssrse,s sss ,is
srases % steep that nothing but rat can crawl
NJ: Bascoe said thse the eommittee INTENDED 20
IKE 2 s1ppesneusai report Felas,ng 70 West
WaseeAgt0o when tue people az that section had
agreed On what they wanted
COUNTY nokBs ASp ssspsEa
NJ Snnea. from tbs ssecommittee On roaAA
tious0 Tie Commissioner FOR the Improvement
q sherman avenue, Howard street JeRersoa,
i4tn street widssiny kalor rad And The sas oOo
~ spa q. sSS S.ssss'
the Eastern Branch bridge road, the Neurse road
Nen css.o 1 stree. '' ss,..ss ' q. ss
1noen street. The report also declared that the
c0mmastee reyafoed the proposed Memorial Bridge,
if0m tne western terminus OF New York avenue 20
ArAngtoe, IS work OF such a purely national
cnarnoser thaS IL should be erected wholly az the
naiooal expense. and dlssented from the provfsioa
OF law requiring the District VI Columbia 70 pay
one-han o. tine cost q the bridge over the Poto
nae ct We { W Washington. The report sIeo0ecaaFed
| THAT n view OF The limited monetary resources
OF the DISTRICT and the frequently almost ipapass-
able condition Of many Of the roads ayenues and
streets already established, and the absolute ne.
eeA1y o. temporary repairs from time to time on
al the county ROADS We cannot indorse q present
policy q extending streets or avenues Of the
cities o. washington or Georgetown beyond the
original corporate bounds Of tbose cfties But.
nevetheieSs, as some persons may deem IL ad-
vantage0us TO donate lands for street purposes
We are fully convinced that such lands should
be accepted after being m arked out by board o.
engineers duiy authorized TO extend the present
system OF streets &C.; but such acceptance should
be upon the condition precedent. that the i'm
provement OF such slreets shall not become a
burden upon the great body OF taxpayers within
the c1tfcS land that as a matter OF economic al
ministratton We respectfully recommend that after
any roadway shall nave been made or improved q
employed and separately assigned to q cerlhin
number OF miles OF road, all under one competent
supervisor, whose duty it shall be 70 keep the
roads In good condition"
PsoTRsr FROM WEST WASHINGTON
Mr.. Mitchell took issue with the part OF the re-
port relating to the Aqueduct bridge, maintaining
that that bridge was as important TO the District
rs the Benning's Bridge the Navy-yard Bridge or
any other. IL was finally decided that the report
should be printed and laid over.
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Detail for the Marion.

The following detail OF of1cers for the Marion,
now at Panama, has been made: Commander n.
NJ. Dyer, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q. I. Hutchins,
Leuts. M. Z. Hall, C. +. Emmerich, and d. l. WA.
son, Masters ]. c. Gilmore, NJ. 6. Hogg Ensigas
Wm. g. Miller and Glennie Tar0ox, Naval Ca0els
WIZ. =. MCMILLAN, A. II. Scales. 4. NJ. Russell, aud
Z. \. Craig, surgeon r. Fltzsimmons, Assistant
surgeon L. W. AJIee, Paynsseer John MCMAHON,
Chief Engineer Jas. BuIterworth, ASH taut Eagi-
neer X u. Taylor, Cddet Engineers j. Z. Byrne, "
8. Smith anu soon Arnold.
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ATTORNEYS.

OAMPBKfL CAkkiN0iox, XfTo1Yl7-1T
u LAv, barbour Law bWistnG 1Vo LOssis1s
svssss. NshEzgsen ~ y lsssasses LIZ 4 Q
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BaItiusOYe Markets.

red, spot. SOSS01 November. oOaSOk; December,
nd nSmn.I mixed, SPOT 4S.4ss: NOve% s Ava AZ.
1 saa Ven s 55.ss ;'; s: sas s's s
3o:S; Western mixed ss.;;a bye que. aud ,te ~
ssssssa
Es :f: 1gs ;Ssl'f sassI .s9:
s9 az i ::4sss:
f. =. JIM.
nSG, 5ssS. S.rr s. s ss1n
wnsss 10000 Saaasls corn. = 90 H Sasheis
Chicago Markets.
on bess s0ysn aS ;E
T Yb ~ at 49, May corn At 43 Jsn9.ry pork 2.
1928. January mess PORK. 1855. November oats.
-As
The Use Of Indian Languages.
THE PRESIDENT SAYS TEE DEPARTMENTAL OkDHR WAS
NOT INTENDED TO INTERFERE WITH RELIGIOUS M
s7RvCTJ0N.
delegation Of ten gentlemen, headed by ex.
Justice Strong. representing the American Bible
Society, the Mohonk Conference, and half dozen
religious and missionary societies called upon the
President shortly before O'clock to-day for
OF the order OF the Inferior Depart
ment prohibiting the use OF the Indian
acted US spokesman Tor the delegation and stated
TO the President that tho sweeping Interpretation
that had generally been given the order practi-
caly put an end to the religious inStl uction of the
Indians and that several MISSION schools had been
compelled g suspend their work IN consequence
dren Of scncoI age and but about TonR 70
school, while there are 25O,OOO adult Indians
besides who cannot Understand any language but
in the Indian language will deprive them OF any
religious instruction The delegation were heartily
IN symgathy with the Govenment's intention %
that an exception 10 religious teaching ought to Be
made at least until the Indians have become better
" sssisfacsory 70 the deseston Ts ssdtSa1 Il
was not intended that the order Of the Depart
ment should be 50 literally applied as supposed,
report OF the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs would
show them that It s NOT intended to prevent relg-
ious instruction In the Indian languages
TEE STOCK IxDrcAroR CAsE-This afternoon in
the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, the case
(two indictments consolidated) on Pennsylvania
avenue above WtllardA, WAS taken up;, Mr.. Lipe-
sas sod
law h that defendant had fn M plscs u busanss
an instrument known e z stock Indicator, 10
satsd ne nuosuat,oS q psiees o stoek. T6s 81.
lowing Jurors were selecteds Charl1 6 0urley,
toui a 3 nsi,ns Gsors: e: scsslsr WI: n1a!ss.
II. streees, Owen o'Aara, r L Coz, G. w. Glad.
mon ara ChaA e. Aouck. NJ. Upscomb opened
the Co.'S 70 sno Jury.
TINE m0fntnK. IN the CFfmAAal cUunk o.. caso 4
AnsAeay WsliAs 49, TcneZ wsna indicted tor q
assault With intent g ktl John 6hee Tae gives =
cry, and, after two h0urv absence, . verdict 81
guilty Of simple assault Wa rendered
The water fauine that has prevailed through the
western ttery Of ONO counties aQd the ad10lnine
territory g Indiana = growing seg1o0nt
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY,

WE HAVE SEVERAL VERY VXLCABIE
w nye p.opsrties icy !s.as. Situated o. Nelss1bp
ofer to Investors rare chances Tor large an1 auoS
pront Also. numbsr Of beautiful buildns eiteS ~
ho o;s,s.sm Il ooLDsokoCaf 81.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TBlegla1ls % The SIN.

JOHN HODEL's TRIPLE CRISGE.
Shot His wife ana Then Fired shs
House, Burning I've chk14rsa ~
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. Nov. x--5ehn iio1ei alk
weaver, living at Hebron, shot his wife last night
and then set fire to the house. Two children Nefe
burned to death. Hodel fed. but Is now under
arrest.
STGs e cCss S Say ax.g e sOs ms
Is one OF the most horrible ever Known In Connect.
cut, and never was there a clearer exafnpe thai
Hoae SaS Tos sS1es for are
a week, anu wncn himself was quiet good na.
tured fellow. but drink made him crazy. Hodei
LAST night toId my wife was going to KIN
myself. She said she wanted TO die toa
family die together We had I1 two small Children
boy and gin, aged three and six, and the moth r
expected TO be confined again in month During
joining room and placed them in bed with tneir
mother and set IRE to the bed, but the
sm sun, process was too slow, so got shot
FIRED BOTH BARRELS INTO NY wIFE's BREAST,
killing her Instantly. The flames then spread and
sm0thered the children. then went down stairs
r 1 On Inc WINDOW OF the lower ped
done Then With nothing on but nlgnt-shilt
ran down the road toward the depot crying 'nre.'
the nss man met and Harrow i ran up q tie &c
house" =
Hansickef, the man who lives In the lower tene.
ment, was the first man to ma the bodies ana
with others put out the IRE after the room, had
been badly scorched and hole burned in the door
Hooel wandered around awhile, got pair OF
pants at Jn0 Hanna'S, . German netgh00rs nd
nnally, after the bodies had been moved In
the room below, came back to the house and
made no effort to escape. Hotel was very re-
tlcene during the nrst part OF the day, but later
talked freely and told OF the agreement With his
wife a. the reason why he killed hts family. He Is
q SWISS and came nom Lucerne year ago last
July. He Is tuiruy-one years Otd and wis mar.
ried when he came over. He has worked for
English; talks through an. interpreter He says
he expects TO be hung, and don't care how quickly.
He had half dozen barrels OF home made wine
and cider In his cellar, and drinking from these
made him crazy and prompted the murder.
Class ManufacturerS' in Session.
NEW YORK. Nov. AT the meeting Of the East
ern Glass Manufacturers, held here tnts aftern00n
1t was voted to give out nothing OF the proceedings
Il he srssion. About twenty Of the manufacturers
were present.
Mr.. whitney Improving.
NEW YORK, Nov. ABR. A. L. LOOMS, who Is
attending Secretary whitney. said this morning
that his patient Is slowly recovering hts health,
out that II would b. q month before ne would be
able to resume the cares OF ONCE.
With q Baseball Hat.
JKAI0uS BOARDING HvUsAkEkPxR ERAfs TIE HEAD
OF B0ARpER TO 4 JELLY.
NEW Y0RR Nov % SprfotIa STRAY th0R h1are
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Name.


The following Changes from yesterdays quotations
on the MasninEton STOCK Exchanxe s.e 99tsd today
washington and Georsetown knlrosd bonds, 2i5
nad Mssropoh..n kAiIosd stock; lOl asked wash
pohtan Insuranee 69a bid; National Union Insur-
green - s6 ldd. 50 ashed. Partners ana MechaGics
Banr. Georgetown. 1914 asked Second National
Bank, 1264 bid. Chesxpeage and Potomac Tsle-
puous 20, TAX bid, so asked. washington Aud
Georgetown Railroad bouds, lis asked. Coumbin
National Bank. ITO bid. Washington Market Co., ~
asked Colunl6s iitls Insurance. 81 bid Nstional
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE


L.OR sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
Farms In MO1tromery County o miles from wa.hins.
tou three foarths q mile from Forest Glen railroad
station. He1se has 10 rooms. ali modern improve
Farm contains 334 acres Ct prss land nearly all in
rrass abundance Of water. nne barr. stables cow
sheds gr.nAry. corn eouseA ice house, sc. &C Well
the buildings with IN sh and pure water.
lace stocked With the finest grades Of cattle and
hor--s about 100 head. arnonx which "a head Of
registered Jerseys and Hoiste1nSL
VAL sell farm WIKI al he stock ana Implements
f4Itn alone
I9rial particulars spslS to HUTTY Dyer
EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT.
I'VE mimi xslk from SILVER Sprine station. Me-
uYiSltAn Branch Rzilrosd-
Dwelsny Of rooms barn. stsbs. and all necessary
in sood condition land 10 under high
Sn.,y ;seaiy dsd INTO % 10 scrs ios. sith running
IN. yroyeriy .. bound 70 e.hanss In vslns! win
For fuii p.r; ~ e, eiiy ysoE@u.
nI-os HuSfi IA ..r..t
oS sALE-lN MARYLaNp ABOUT KI0HI
s<rc. 49, S n sit5 fruit and garden farm Of u
n nj -, u" hoe enclosed with xvOd Post and
ETi vsc.ins- for terms can or aduress ~ Nc
Sff1tx 80, ~ Bah 81 o. or MIS-. L. NJ Nc
- -tse Sc oc6-w&slE
Eye sAL..A SPLENDID LlOO-ACRE STOCK
k.ln seAryiAnd. 20 milss down the Potomac. tn
49, 1 sneiHx toI sale exchange for property In
se,. s..y. 4 a KaIlLIPs. l42s \. 2. ave o32-lin
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FINANCIAL AND CON
Now York stock Market.
The following the opening aud closing prices Of
the New York } tock Market reported by special
wire 10 q rsoh q Mccartney, IA 10 street.
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BETReTHPD.
DIED.

sIEGMUND SILBLRBEEG, II Phi,sdelph.A. ana
CAalilE OfPkNhklMEh OF Nsshlngton. ~. &.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES


I,oR SALE : ELEsANT EIGHr-RQCM BRICK
III house, 1lS 9Th st. n ~; newly hBlsned through
ont. mode a improvenen :: price. sf.UOO. CAL on
FERDINAND SCHMII. Sill 9TH ST. nv n2-3ts
U,UR suE-CHANcE FOE A BARGAIN-SI2 600
II VIII pur hass dv.n'ns house aud lot on one q
the eat streets northwest IN the immediate vicinity
a. Farrarut Square AS an Investment viii net full
per cent. IbOA j. flohkk CO..
n:S-IW 1874 ST. n w.
I,oR saLE-TBN PER CENT INVESTMENT
III northve=t brSek, rooms water. latro6e: rented
d $40 {,r "a nh u ssoS $500 s.sk- balance HSnsh
TyOR slLE-CaEAP. FRAME pOUsR AT el3 sTH
II a. n ", TO BE removed from premise ten days
zfter the sale. Apply st II. GULDsTLfN gl3 7th Sc
nv. n2-3t
IYOR SALINE L-BUILT MODERN RFsIDENCE
IT IN EXCkLLEN1 LOCATION, NV AT AVERY
MCDEhA- 4 PRICE. ID rooms. baths pant ies. &c.
Artisticsly pspered thr uxhout heated b. furnsce:
2stsry erica ,Ssee IN rear sTEIGER LIEbER-
MANN l3O3 81 n2-3t
EoK shLE-B tRGAINs-TwO ELEGANI NEW
u BrEck Houses, rooms and bath, on 4th ST. n.
tUOO eaea sHd ME 81 room frgfns House wide l0tD
on NA--schusetts ave. n g. 1, 900: terms
nl-3t' CHAS- A. SHIELDS. 1Oc6 II. NV
EOR sALE-413 AND All NEW JERs AVE.
u a e, story and bssemp mt briek dwellings,. 10
close an estate ca. be purchased ground md ALL for
- than the houses alone would cost to build " q.
DUNAIL~ Ss5 INV. Mist
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Coaascsus sALToxsrAEs. Of Bostou. IN WANING.
eua shis aftssnoon cor New York
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The independence. Passenger.

ONE OF TEEN Goks FK0N THIS CITY TO BALTIMORE
Oae OF the Italians who came here n Few days
ago from New York, where he landed On the steam
sp Independence, went from here u Baltimore be-
fore he was found by The health officer Since
that time Health officer Townshend has been In
ve>tlga,ing The matter, and this afternoon tie
u4isslDss Italian was located on Low street baSi-
more AID word Was sent 10 The Baltimore hcaiia
otficer, VINO VIII prObaO4y Iumi-ate MIN and MS
clothing this afternoon. Tue health officer has
faiuigaIed all places where The Italians were
laoa a 10 have Wis ted While IN this CITY.
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BKOUGRT AS A TEST CASE.

In bringing tubs case TO the attention OF the court
the police renew their efforts to break up the SELF
Ing OF pools on the Races. About year ugo, when
Major Walker Was chief OF police, case similar TO
tnls one was taken 10 the Police Court, where Mr.
A. b. williams appeared Tor the DEFENDANTS aud
admitted The FACTS After Considering TIE case
some days ude shell delivered has decision sus-
tanning the yiew "a Tue supreme Court OF Mary land
In similar case, diSiniSslng the charge. The
ponce, however, were not satisfied to have The
question settled by Judge SHELL and IN order 70
get decision OF the Supreme Court OF the Distract
Ills present Indictment was obtained
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port said, 'for the manner In which we proposed
TO divide, Or apporeton, the contemplated improves
mentS In explanation we desire to call your at
tention TO the oricial table previously mentioned
OF concrete pavement on the streets and avenues
within the limits OF the city OF Washington
S ysrS about q per cent are located
pa, 7eS yards f,f the northeast southeast south
west and Ge0fgeecwn combined, certainly proving
O s
on TIE other nand nearly IS per cent OF The
Sc.) ana svenass were situated in the northeast,
southeast and southwest sections. leaving only
@ per cent totaiiy unimproved streets for the
facts based On ofiieiai reports confronting us we
were OF the opinion tina, Justice and fair play de-
easi Of s nsSu ecsse sSsr ouT
that WE'VE Of Inc twsnt I svenses shs issdns
" " Es
whatever compared 1ith only per cent in the
1--WE an toad, accorainr 70 recent interview re.
ported IN the Washington fost, that the charge
w:s ~ shwn tSwssd one g
the ta6iss snow tne northwest only g have ~
ceived 81 Per cent &C.: ba! We think the gentle.
1873 ior the reaSo1 that Set "a is7o ana ISIS
the northwest received the lions share OF the
ORGY whacA created tn present 1ndoos. 1neD OF
the Dntrct thus accounting for the - pef cent q
asphaltxd strsetA aAd absolutely proving tbs ~
seft1on Of 'paftiait1' TO b based On solid, I'M
prsgnaoie ioundesee, jussiiytng IN every sense OF
ssSe
should be based % tHe 'theory OF needA governed
SHy x &c .sss q Inc pSa and not BY go
when Mr.. LArn2 nhishsd rSaatne thsre waa
SONS applause
ma H4rner said he presented the report, NOT ~
Actt00 e ron0 was ROUND, but tor The fnformar
0en4 - eomM1eeees Th6 coaamtttbe hnA TIA
about -, -
~ wAsna pstAsrrssf.
NJ. Singleton, nom The committee on water sup
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RANGE or THE THERM0agTER--Tbe following
were lie readings at the signal Once to-day: a
IN, 81; 2 p. n, IS; Maxima.n, 80; AlaiinGIa, -
MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage Licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court 10 Benton
Burroughs and Mary v. Tatsapaugh, 10th OF Alex
aa.irta Va: iteDry Mieaecka ami Emma Becker:
ID. y. sullivan aud Clara A. Barrfere; Michael Nc
Carthy ana Katie Dawson; horace Dyer ana Mary
Jane simmons; John X Aulioy anG sarah Caro-.
line Fuller.
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The water famine that has prevailed through the
territory q Indiana u growing ser1o0as
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Glass ManufacturerS' in Session.
NEW YORK. Nov. AT the meeting Of the East
ern Glass Manufacturers, held here thts afternoon
was voted TO give out nothing OF the proceedings
4 h+ srssion. About twenty Of the manufacturers
were urpNnut
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Mr.. Whitney improvink,

ME- Wh1tney ImpfOvtmH. =,
NEW YORk, Nov. 2.-Dr A. l. LOOMS, who Is
attending Secretary Whitney. said this morning
that his patient Is slowly recovering hts health,
out that II would b. a month before ne would be
able to resume the cares OF ONCE
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on ehsiss opened quiet III morning WIT 6sesSs
T 5 E at 1Sn Nay; corn At 4oh Janu.ry pork .
corn, 4o1, Jsnuaxy lafd, 6.95. Jsnusry snort aba
6:32h January mess pork. lass. November osts